Akira Gomi (born June 5, 1953) is a Japanese photographer. Organized by ShINC. "YELLOWS 2.0 TOKYO 1993" - Tokyo in 1993 captured by Akira Gomi, the reality of that moment Photography is the purest medium for capturing an era. Akira Gomi's "YELLOWS 2.0 TOKYO 1993" is a highly valuable book, both as a photobook and as a historical document, that meticulously records the appearance of Tokyo in 1993. The greatest feature of this book is the realistic snapshots that capture the atmosphere of Tokyo in the 1990s as it is. It vividly captures the "daily life of Tokyo" in the gap between changing eras, such as the cityscape immediately after the collapse of the bubble economy, people's fashion, and the expressions of the streets. It is a valuable work for learning about the trends, culture, and dynamism of the city at that time, and its value has increased even more now that more than 30 years have passed. Akira Gomi is known for capturing cities and people from a unique perspective through street snapshots and portraits. This work is also a first-class document that reflects the "human expressions" and "fragments of society" of the city of Tokyo. Looking through his lens, you will feel as if you have traveled back in time to Tokyo in 1993. In addition, the rarity of the book, first published in October 1993 by Fuga Shobo, is a point that collectors cannot miss. As a book that symbolizes Japan in the 1990s, it is a must-have work for photo book collectors and those interested in urban culture. "YELLOWS 2.0 TOKYO 1993" is a work that can be said to be a "witness to the times" that captures the reality of Tokyo in the 1990s. Please pick up the book and feel the scenery that can no longer be seen and the memories of the changing city. The book contains profiles of 100 Japanese women who collaborated in the book, followed by several photos of each model, such as profile, bust, and full body. All the photographs were taken with a large format 20 x 25 camera. The book is now hard to find and is large, weighing over 2 kilograms.